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Category Archives: Seasonal Tools
Take the First Step Toward an Investment Process
Most investors do not use an investment process. Instead, they ask their friends for stock tips, watch CNBC, read a few newsletters (or blogs), and hope for the best. There is no consistent rationale behind their decision-making process, very little … Continue reading
Posted in Fundamental Analysis, In-Depth Article, Market Breadth, Market Commentary, Market Timing, Relative Strength, Risk Management, Seasonal Tools, Security Selection, Stock Screens, SWAMI Charts, Technical Analysis, Zacks
Tagged advance decline line, investment process, market breadth, position size, risk management, seasonal analysis, seasonal pattrens, security selection, Stock screens, technical analysis, trend following
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Harness the Power of the Seasons
As traders, there are very few things we know with certainty. But there are several factors that we can forecast accurately – even years in advance: when domestic and international holidays will occur when economic data will be released when … Continue reading
Posted in Futures, In-Depth Article, Market Timing, Seasonal Tools, Stocks & ETFs, Technical Analysis
Tagged e-mini, ETFs, futures, gold, S&P 500, seasonal pattrens, seasonal tendencies, stocks
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Everybody Loves Fridays
We all use economic, fundamental, and/or technical data to gain insight into market movements. Some data may appear to lead the market, but there is often no plausible explanation for their supposed predictive abilities. This can be disconcerting for a … Continue reading
September: Worst Month of the Year for Stocks
Stock prices have had an impressive run, especially considering the risks facing the global economy and the growing uncertainties fueled by the looming fiscal cliff and the upcoming election. During the recent market advance, investors have become increasingly complacent, evidenced … Continue reading →